Posts from = Small balance mods =

Andrail, I don't see the point in having separate mods like that. But a complete collection of all the changes would be useful.

The Gold mod significantly enhances all new creatures from the Tribes of the East expansion. That is, the 3rd upgrade of creatures in castles. Almost all main parameters have been increased, and new interesting ABILITIES have been added! But these creatures cost a lot of gold and a lot of resources... The point is that if a player wants to get very strong creatures, then he must look for and conquer many resources! If they are not available, then he will have to buy units of the first or second upgrade.

Is it technically possible to make it work for all units?

1) Retribution
(increases the damage dealt by creatures by 5% for each unit of positive morale, but no more than 25%)


2) Empathy
(each time a creature of the hero has a positive morale, the hero moves forward on the ATB scale by 0.10. If a negative morale is triggered, then by 0.10 backward)


3) Preparation
(after placing a stack in defense, it strikes first in each attack against it, even if the attacking creature has the "No Resistance" ability. In addition, if the defending stack has the "Endless Retaliation" ability, it deals two blows: one before the attacker's blow, and the second - after)

Inspiration works much better on a targeted stack than on all units, as there is a difference between selecting a target and simply clicking on all units at once. Besides, it would be good to make sure that such a method is technically feasible, which I highly doubt.

Absolute Charge
This mod enhances the knight's super ability: all units under the hero's command deal additional damage when attacking in melee combat. The effect of tripling the damage from the "Vigil" ability remains.

For example, regular zombies are created from Zealots, and Plague Warriors are created from regular Swordsmen. The same applies to Cyclops: regular undead rise from Blood Cyclops, and Death Harbingers rise from regular Cyclops. This is clearly an oversight and should be changed.
Also, Golems and "divine" creatures (Unicorns, Angels, and Phoenixes) should not be converted into undead, either in the Transmuter or when joining, when the Necromancer has learned the "Herald of Death" ability. Currently, this is not the case for some reason.